The term 'floppy disk' sounds incredibly close to 'floppy dick'.
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Floppy disks begat smaller floppy disks, which begat hard drives, which begat CD-ROMs.
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It killed off the floppy disc when Windows was still available for purchase on floppy.
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Unlike the more ubiquitous square, plastic 3.5-inch floppy discs, the 8-inch discs were quite literally floppy.
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Some floppy compatible synths are equipped with an inconspicuous little box that allows an SD card to take the floppy discs place.
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While an eight-inch version of the floppy dates back to 1967, the first IBM PC shipped with a 33-inch floppy in 1981.
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In a footnote, the GAO had to define "floppy disk," noting that modern flash drives hold the equivalent storage of 3.2 million floppy disks.
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Releasing on a 3.5 floppy disk that should run on any 386-era PC, the game won't work on modern PCs that lack floppy disk drives.
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According to Tom Persky, a floppy disk expert quoted by the NYT, it's surprisingly common to find floppy disks still in old industrial machines and medical devices.
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It wasn't unusual, for example, to get a box with a dozen floppy disks to install a large program (Microsoft Office 97 came on 55 floppy disks).
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Floppy wires could move with the brain without causing damageThe wires on Neuralink's proposed device uses Hires thinks could advance the field because of just how floppy they are.
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The agency said it favors floppy-eared dogs over pointy-eared dogs, especially in the jobs that require interacting with traveling passengers, because floppy-eared dogs appear friendlier and less aggressive.
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Floppy disk card connectors and SC card connectors have the same spacing, so with a few tweaks, Dr. Moddnstine can pop in a modded floppy disc that's really a multi-gig SD card.
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Floopy and floppy, probably not very fun to be around.
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Update complete: U.S. nuclear weapons no longer need floppy disks.
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Why did Apple kill the floppy drive and standard USB?
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Floppy disks are dead technology; that's hardly a new revelation.
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Meanwhile, the Washington bureaucracy is still running on floppy disks.
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An arm lift and liposuction took care of floppy skin.
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He's turned floppy material into hard sheeting – with excellent results.
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To top it all off, he's wearing a floppy hat.
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Whenever we stepped outside, he put on a floppy hat.
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She also has these long, floppy ears, which are adorable.
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He wears a floppy suit jacket and a baseball hat.
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But you couldn't write with those floppy things at all.
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Kids around age 5, smiling proudly under a wide, floppy hat.
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You know how they have a smooth floppy belly on them?
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That kid from Xavier with the floppy hair and permanent grimace.
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One school still believes kids should learn about the floppy disk.
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My favorite entry was the one for the floppy disk bomb.
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I'm usually a frazzled, floppy, late mess whenever I see her.
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Of course, she was adorable in all-white and floppy hat.
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The carrots were cute (they still had their tops), not floppy.
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Or maybe he just really wanted to eliminate floppy disk waste.
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They're just too adorable and too floppy for dated human boundaries.
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Just look at this floppy-eared guy: Getty He looks trustworthy!
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Anyone born after 1999 has probably never seen a floppy disk.
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A mid-1980s floppy disk held 1.44 megabytes (MB) of data.
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She was wearing a black lace dress and a floppy hat.
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Tell me about your fascination with floppy disks as an object.
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The tracks on the floppy disks are not super-compressed MP3s.
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The floppy disk contains the Macintosh System Tools Version 6.0 software.
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Portions of the Pentagon still rely on floppy disks, he charged.
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The giveaway was the fake zebras' floppy ears and smudged stripes.
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"Round, floppy puppies that look like cotton balls," she told me.
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When the computer system freezes, employees reach for a floppy disk.
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He wore an aviator's hat complete with furry, floppy dog ears.
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In the early 773s, music enthusiasts created floppy drive emulators that allowed an SD card to take the place of the multiple floppy discs that were previously required to save an array of sounds and sequences.
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The GAO also found the Department of Defense uses 8-inch floppy disks, storage technology invented in 85033 and made obsolete in the 1980s by the 3.5-inch floppy, to maintain the American nuclear missile arsenal.
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The floppy disk may seem like a vintage artifact, but this video reminds us that the United States military actually still uses old floppy disks in some of its "specialized" computers for controlling things like nuclear missiles.
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They had to have an old kind of different old computers that would play the medium, like floppy disks and things like that, which if you think about it, how would you now play a floppy disk?
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He was stuck with a box of unsold 3.5-inch floppy disks.
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At least by 1995, everyone had finally moved away from floppy disks.
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The ad copy continues: Beneath that floppy sweatshirt, she's a little overweight.
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Time to dig the floppy disks out – you could make a killing.
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Old iterations of the floppy disk meme are not hard to find.
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There's Honey behind that palm tree wearing a floppy hat and sunglasses.
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The redeeming qualities of floppy discs also go outside North American borders.
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The best storage option for the time was the humble floppy disk.
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Every hard drive, floppy, or thumb drive you use is persistent memory.
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The Air Force's nuclear ICBM missile launch process runs on floppy discs.
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It's nice, it's wholesome, and the dogs both have velvety, floppy ears.
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So, as Seinfeld may ask, what's the deal with these floppy ears?
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Even underneath all the cheap, floppy white bread and easy-squeeze jelly?
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In fact, vital departments of the US government still use floppy disks.
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Computers used outdated technologies, such as floppy disks and archaic operating systems.
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Floppy bits of lettuce struggled to escape from the tortilla's iron clutches.
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They even have floppy disks and old computer systems, Harding told CNN.
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This time focus on the tiny pup's floppy ears and curly tail.
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The head of New Zealand's government likewise has a floppy, casual charm.
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The enchilada was like rice and beans in a little floppy tube.
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You're scrolling Instagram when it happens: the tilted head, the floppy ears.
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It was floppy and unstructured, a dad hat made for actual dads.
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Jackie, sucking on her mother's finger, wears an oversized floppy pink hat.
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The floppy disks will be replaced with secure digital cards by 2017.
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Ringed structures are less flexible than floppy chains, making macrocycles extremely stable.
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Three months in a cast left my atrophied foot floppy and useless.
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A young man in a floppy hat opened the door for us.
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Going back to my earliest roots here as the floppy disk tunes are produced on a Commodore C64 homecomputer—you can insert the floppy into this computer and the music will play and make its SID-soundchip dance!
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Either way, the floppy leg tubes go all the way to the ground.
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The slot at the bottom was meant to house two floppy disk drives.
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You know what they say: A floppy baguette is no baguette at all.
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It used a 5 ¼-inch floppy disk and didn't have a hard drive.
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He's also, of course, known for his brooding brown eyes and floppy hair.
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The magnetic material of a floppy isn't unlike the tape found in cassettes.
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A young person discovers a floppy disk and calls it the save icon.
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"Floppy discs won't catch up to the popularity of cassettes," Pietruszewski said assuredly.
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It beep-boops its way over with the floppy disk of her brain.
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In one photo with Thompson, little True sported a floppy white sun hat.
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Memories are physically stored in the brain like data on a floppy disc.
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Larry nods and then swaps out one 8-inch floppy for another one.
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Remember when people whined about the iMac not having a floppy disk drive?
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It's called Street Defender and fits on a single 5 643/4th floppy.
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With her floppy ears and cute little tail, you really can't blame her.
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Now we'll see what the floppy-haired Brit can do on his own.
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Then there are those amazing, floppy ears, which are both cute AND useful.
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But NAFTA was drafted during the era of floppy disks and fax machines.
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Dylan Igoe, a floppy-haired 22-year-old from Providence, R.I., coordinated Mrs.
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Previously, floppy disc games were delivered in standard plastic baggies, no style whatsoever.
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Call us Floppy Whopper and the Chamber of Secrets, we'll nod it off.
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After about 10 generations, they started to develop floppy ears, Dr. Dugatkin said.
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"Thank you, beautiful girl," I say, admiring her perfect floppy-eared deer-ness.
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Ana held his hand loosely, her face shaded under a floppy white hat.
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To work around this disparity and make the most efficient use of the disk space, different companies engineered various versions of the floppy—also making it harder or impossible at times for different brand computers and floppy drives to work together.
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In one photo with Thompson, 27, little True sports a floppy white sun hat.
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Turns out he was hiding a secret friendship with floppy-hat fetishist Blossom Russo.
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You can think of the uterus as a floppy deflated balloon, Dr. Sasan says.
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All of this may leave the modern reader wondering: What is a floppy disk?
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Honestly, the episode where Floppy the Dolphin's notes are all just screeches of EEEE!
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It consists of 64 floppy drives and eight 8-channel controllers with envelope stimulation.
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Some computers in the missile base command centers still use eight-inch floppy disks.
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It's the picture of 1st Lt.Thomas Brown in his desert floppy hat and sunglasses.
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I am not that floppy thing you found behind the garbage, speaking melted words.
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Using a floppy prison-issued pencil, he developed plans for his own counterextremism nonprofit.
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Her medical notes state that she then became floppy and passed out once more.
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For two decades, every computer came with a floppy disk drive to load programs.
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The floppy disk's history is inextricably tied to the growth of the personal computer.
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Therefore the files are extremely tiny and fit onto a floppy without any problems.
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When you had the Ataris in those days, it was all on floppy disk.
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Expect to see more floppy-eared good boys at your local airport in 2019.
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The signed floppy disk has an estimated value of $7,500 according to the listing.
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Its floppy long ears are a nod to its spot in the hound group.
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Most often, the caganers depict an ordinary Catalan in a traditional floppy red hat.
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Grandparents in floppy sun hats sit on the chairs, looking out to the mountains.
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Other options include those old round things called CDs, or even a floppy disc.
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The next, the ricotta inside floppy tortellini got an extra spur from lemon zest.
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Those floppy ears make it look like this pup is ready to take flight.
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Darkness fell and the courtyard swarmed with revelers in floppy hats and floral shirts.
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It also developed floppy bones that were less mineralized than those of their ancestors.
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That's why I wore so many floppy hats in Cuba—to hide my raw skin!
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The first stage is failure to thrive: They're born very floppy, with decreased fetal activity.
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Would you make some OJ for me and feed it through the floppy disk drive?
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I found some solace on the elliptical and slog through twenty minutes of floppy cardio.
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Deguara wears a floppy-eared hat and size 20103 winter boots, his first-ever pair.
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There's a Walkman, of course, a Betamax tape, Sony's classic 3.5-inch blue floppy disk.
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It gestures with its floppy paws and stares at her with black, shiny, empty eyes.
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Our youth pastor is in the front yard, with a big floppy hat, planting flowers.
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You think that talking hot dog with the big eyes and floppy feet is cute?
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And it's a disaster to use on your lap thanks to the floppy plastic construction.
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"I'm not going to pretend that things like that [floppy disks] don't exist," said Kim.
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Farhad: I know what the Apple boosters will say: But what about the floppy drive?
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To the average dog lover, the animals' floppy ears and pudgy paws are simply cute.
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In most offices, fax machines are like the floppy disk or the CD player: obsolete.
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Last week, I ran into Jen and her dog Milton, a floppy grey mini-Schnauzer.
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There is a scientific explanation for why humans associate floppy ears with friendly animal behavior.
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Overhead is a brass pendant lamp by Paola Navone that resembles a floppy gold hat.
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There was plenty of velvet tailoring, pussy-bow blouses, floppy hats and bug-eye sunglasses.
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But they also featured floppy collared shirts, which were designed to be worn un-tucked.
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He's wearing a floppy flannel shirt, his hands stuffed into the pockets of baggy jeans.
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"Simpering media reports highlighted his smart suits, floppy hair and chiseled good looks," it wrote.
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They nestle inside each other, occupying a zone between floppy and flat, rounded and pointed.
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"There was always some kid at school who had a floppy disk that they'd nicked off their dad that had stuff on [it], and in France we'd get floppy disks on the front of computer game magazines that had erotic stuff too," Jellica said.
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Instead, they are hoping to transition to using floppy-eared dogs over the next few years.
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He said that he remembers, pre-Internet days, having floppy discs that held very little data.
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Cue a lot of floppy-haired, Hugh Grant Benedict Cumberbatch-style bumbling around his new beau.
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There's also the absurdly floppy sun hat that, ironically, still hasn't seen the light of day.
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He grabbed a new picture of a floppy disk, added his own spin, and hit Tweet.
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Max Denison (Omri Katz), the floppy-haired protagonist of Hocus Pocus, has two primary personality traits.
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Nesting in the 25s era computer was a corporate-branded floppy disc called an SID card.
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On both sides of the spectrum, musicians were sceptical of floppy-based tech ever going mainstream.
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Like basically every other entry in The Anarchist's Cookbook, the floppy disk bomb was a lie.
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But the tasseled knit cap with the floppy ear flaps and embroidered three-dimensional bear's head?
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Meanwhile, in front of him, he lost his external-floppy-leather-ball-hand over the wall.
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Clearly, there's something about these felines' floppy ears and owl-like appearance that we find irresistible.
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Other patients lay supine around him, floppy-mouthed and swollen in various stages of their operations.
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According to The Verge, HFS was a storage system originally meant for use with floppy disks.
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She was getting bored, and the paranoia really set in after a two-minute floppy session.
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The video says the "Floppotron 2.0" includes 64 floppy drives, along with plenty of other stuff.
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But what he lacked in stereoscopic vision gave me a slightly asymmetrical, floppy quality I liked.
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Morrow, who was present at the meeting, wearing a floppy motley-fool hat, did not object.
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They wore floppy hats and long sleeves, and used blankets to cover themselves from the sun.
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IBM dominated the early decades of computing with inventions like the mainframe and the floppy disk.
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I still use floppy disks to save my songs and if it fits, then it works.
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In it, Sheppard smiles widely, her arm flung around a friend in a floppy-brimmed hat.
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I don't wear a big floppy hat, but I'll wear a baseball hat at the beach.
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Neither was physically adventurous; both started walking around 13 months, with the same floppy-limbed uncertainty.
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Circling Angela are her crush, Jordan Catalano (a floppy-haired Jared Leto); her friends Rayanne (A.
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"It's out of tune," he declared, as he ran a floppy-tipped wand across the strings.
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So here it is: here's the floppy cock on the table, right at the very start.
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He's going to come out with the beard and the floppy hair, looking like a Beatle.
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Mr. Hallberg finished, pushing back the bandanna that kept his floppy blond hair off his face.
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Just look at the floppy ears and brown and black fur around this dog's adorable face.
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A boy with floppy blond hair pulled his flannel shirt over his face as he cried.
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Long, square-cut fries, they are served in a thick, floppy tangle, like a lifeguard's bangs.
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He has floppy hair parted in the center, thrifted baggy clothes, chains, and chipped nail polish.
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Perhaps more intriguing, they also look more doglike, with floppy ears, wagging tails and piebald fur.
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A floppy-eared pit bull mix peered out from under a pile of blankets beside her.
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He's Sheriff Woody, the floppy, knock-kneed, pull-string doll with the voice of Tom Hanks.
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Clooney personally added his floppy-eared friend, Millie, to his Casamigos, "House of Friends," over the holiday.
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The black-and-white Alaskan Klee Kai and floppy-eared bunny (respectively) both belong to Violett Beane.
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Growing up, I liked Aaron Carter and Nick Carter from Backstreet Boys, that kind of floppy thing.
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And some of those floppy-eared, tiny-tailed puppies will eventually grow into responsible, diligent working dogs.
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There's no flash or hot air, just the rapid breaths wheezing out of the floppy bird toy.
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The year is 2016, and you still have a floppy disc-compatible A drive in your computer.
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It's a completely different story on my lap, where the keyboard case is floppy and extremely awkward.
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Soon Apple added the floppy disk drive and the VisiCalc spreadsheet program and the boom was on.
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Slate's suspicions regarding her father stem from a collection of sexy poems found on a floppy disk.
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But there was one upside to the old technology: Hackers can't break into a floppy disk. 8.
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Penny The most recent pup to join Kylie's wolf pack is this floppy-eared sweetie name Penny.
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You could get the version with one floppy drive, or you could get the version with two.
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One of the examples I cited was, in 1998, the original iMac didn't have a floppy drive.
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Richter has just under 10,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel dedicated to music made with floppy discs.
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Obama is mixed-race, of course, but the illustrator gave him floppy brown hair to hide it.
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We're talking about insanely fluffy animals, with long, occasionally floppy ears and the most adorable twitchy noses.
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Apple did it with the 3.5-inch floppy disk, disk drives in your laptops, and Adobe Flash.
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His animations are clunky, floppy, or non-existent, depending on the maneuver you're trying to pull off.
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Schlong plays exactly the same, only instead of a pad each player control a colorful, floppy penis.
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They're arguably more fun than some of the classics — floppy dog ears and color-changing shades included.
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Floppy-haired and imminently handsome, the former One Direction member has enjoyed a lot of public love.
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His hair was shaved except for the middle section which sort of looked like a floppy mohawk.
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Despite how universal the floppy was, there was enormous interest in replacing it for standard file transfers.
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What would you do right now if you wanted to read something stored on a floppy disk?
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From the outside, they're just a standard pop-rock band with a frontman who has floppy hair.
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This is a hybrid release of a 7" Vinyl and 5,25" floppy disk (yeah, the huge one!).
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Each also resembles a collection of body parts while simultaneously defying that perception with their floppy passiveness.
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Removing the floppy drive from the iMac (and soon other Macs) made them lighter, cheaper, and smaller.
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He plays a floppy hotdog, which seems accurate, and also says "fuck" a lot in the trailer.
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A floppy disk signed by Apple cofounder Steve Jobs valued at $2000,210 is currently up for auction.
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She wore a floppy white and black number, while Harry went straight Monopoly ... rocking a top hat.
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A man with a floppy hat and wizardlike robe began to gyrate wildly around the dance floor.
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In the world of YouTube stars, few are bigger than Logan Paul, a musclebound, floppy-haired goofball.
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I am not all that interested in the story or the characters if the language is floppy.
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The meat had the density and force imparted by dry aging, and was tender without being floppy.
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When Allister posted that floppy disk almost 30 years ago, he caught a wave that diverted his fortunes.
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New species of spider named for the sorting hat from 'Harry Potter' OMG it's so floppy and CUTE!
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He has a floppy, Bieberian haircut that most mothers would hate and lives his life in a polo.
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The move away from floppy disks was completed in June but was not widely reported at the time.
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I have seen my breasts grow full and floppy through pregnancy, early motherhood, and five months of nursing.
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The 8-Bit Guy spends 15 minutes breaking down what makes floppy disks so cool, despite being obsolete.
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Soon, floppy discs started being used in synthesizers to hold certain pre-set sounds and sequences of keystrokes.
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For some, Ted Mosby and his head of floppy, disheveled hair will never be good enough for Meredith.
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The brim is not overly floppy, but it's still wide enough to shield your eyes from the sun.
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How did you go about finding things like floppy disks, pay phones, and the old 1990s Apple computer?
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Mr O'Rourke, a floppy-haired 44-year-old who reminds fans of Robert Kennedy, sees a different opportunity.
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Murphy the Goldendoodle is gunning for your gig as floppy-eared distributor of colorful eggs and springtime cheer.
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Last year, The Washington Post created "Floppy Candidate," an IOS and Android game aimed at attracting younger audiences.
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It is one of the banes of my commuting existence, these horrible floppy cars and their terrible transmissions.
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Mars in particular is a surprisingly magnetic presence, with a charming smile framed by his floppy long hair.
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Available from April through June, green garlic looks like scallions with floppy, leafy tops and slender white stalks.
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At one memorable men's show, a floppy-haired rock star was swigging from a full bottle of Champagne.
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The magnetic material of the floppy disk, stored inside a plastic square shell, was used for data storage.
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Raymond's friend, Mark "The Gonz" Gonzalez, stood by the entrance while youngsters did floppy ollies in the gallery.
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"Don't Copy That Floppy" used rap to awkwardly sell kids on the idea that you shouldn't share software.
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And Mr. Larkin, floppy-haired and sweetly forlorn, clearly hasn't been a teenager for more than a decade.
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Ms. King and Mr. Riggs are played by a bespectacled Emma Stone and a floppy-haired Steve Carell.
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Last year's winner, a delightfully floppy and seemingly half-melted Neapolitan Mastiff named Martha, didn't compete this year.
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Dave Malloy, the floppy-haired writer and composer (now forty), played the oafish Pierre, from behind a keyboard.
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The computer had a Basic interpreter but no hard drive or even a floppy disk to save his code.
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Carpool Gossip -The floppy-haired surfer boy may have called Jane a murderer, but he can still get it.
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She says that she was suspicious about the authenticity of The Floppy Hat but had no complaints about alexemme.
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For her costume, Turner got cozy in a grey onesie — complete with floppy ears, a trunk and white tusks.
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Nobody else could, either, which is why news outlets received floppy discs containing a font download of the glyph.
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But how do you put a 5093-inch floppy to use when they only hold 1.4 MB of data?
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From floppy disks to dogs, the Game of Thrones theme has been covered in an umpteen number of ways.
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"The Department of Defense for example still uses 8″ floppy discs on some of its legacy systems," Kushner said.
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And the fact that Ulrich's Scream character and Jughead Jones have similar floppy haircuts only strengthens the resemblance, too.
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NakaMats is perhaps most famous for licensing the Floppy Disk to IBM in the 1970s (although IBM disputes this).
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Graphic Print Knot-Front Shirt, $40; Rolled Denim Shorts, $48; O-Ring Backpack, $79; Floppy Knot Thong Sandals, $24
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Initially, reports suggested the specimen was a dumbo octopus, which, like the flapjack, has fins that resemble floppy ears.
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Her makeup-free skin glowed beneath a floppy black hat she wore to protect her skin from the sun.
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But when her child was born "blue and floppy", Natalie knew straight away that it didn't matter at all.
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With something as messy, wet and floppy as a human, how could something be as precise as brown noise?
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That was preceded by a series of birthday preliminary events, including a birthday floppy hat party in the park.
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The floppy, SCSI, optical drives, VGA — all killed by Apple years before vanishing from the rest of the industry.
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The curse: A dying boy, a desperate family, a floppy dog By Lane DeGregory in the Tampa Bay Times.
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His glyph was sent out on 3.5-inch floppy disks to media organizations so that they could use it.
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As I walked, I glanced sideways at his tan, brawny body and floppy brown hair, just to confirm. Yes.
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The problem both firms are trying to overcome is that cloth is floppy and behaves unpredictably when pushed around.
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There are no corners and edges for food to get stuck in, and it's flexible, but not too floppy.
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Until the rise of CDs, floppy disks were the standard medium for how software was packaged, sold, and installed.
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Sheet metal from roofs and fencing has been turned into floppy strips of chewing gum, scattered on the hills.
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But the narrow roster of floppy-haired musicians that made up its OST wasn't the 90s that I remember.
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The culture we have around software these days exists because, way back when, we decided to copy that floppy.
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It had hard disks that were called floppy discs, and you put it in, and we wrote guest letters.
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Customers howled, as the changes rendered many of their existing peripherals — and data they'd saved on floppy disks — obsolete.
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But many proteins, especially those embedded in the outer membranes of cells, are too floppy or disordered to crystallize.
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You can find them — floppy farfalle studded with red pepper and corn — at barbecues and potlucks, all summer long.
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Holding a bouquet of fake flowers, a 3-year-old me stands in a tutu and a floppy hat.
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But she ultimately decided on a "¢" symbol, in honor of her dog, Penny, a floppy-eared pit bull rescue.
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But it can be surprisingly delicate when it's unwrapped, meets the heat outside and turns distressingly floppy and gelatinous.
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Floppy-haired Miles is his way into Culver Creek, an Alabama boarding school that looks exactly like sleepaway camp.
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I see those floppy ears and jawbreaker eyes and I'm a puddle of hot bone broth, like anyone else.
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A vintage Macintosh floppy disk signed by Apple cofounder Steve Jobs and valued at $7,500 is up for auction.
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He used mushroom broth and kelp solidified with agar inside bendy straws to create slimy, floppy, savory gummy gagh worms.
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The floppy disks are used as a part of the section's IBM Series/1 computer (a system from the '70s).
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In a YouTube video posted Monday, Dallas, with help from his mom and sister, shaved his famous long, floppy hair.
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That's because unlike dial-up, floppy disks, or department stores, greeting cards have managed to prevail in the digital age.
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If you're still not down with deep dish, try the floppy thin crust at Jimmy's Pizza Cafe in Lincoln Square.
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Of course he's that creep, Hannah's face says as she looks down at Chuck's floppy dick resting against her thigh.
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Even though Flynn has an inner cat burglar hidden under those floppy ears, Emmingham still loves him like a child.
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Keith Jenkins, 66, a regular Open goer, sat under a canopy wearing a beige floppy hat and green checked shirt.
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At the same time, Darude's techno classic "Sandstorm," comes off as a little too manic when played on floppy drives.
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You'll have to cut up and modify some hardware pieces and run the floppy/SD connection through a USB connection.
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The system is running on a 1970s IBM computing platform, and still uses 8-inch floppy disks to store data.
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With rubber noses and floppy shoes in short supply at home, clowns buy them when they or friends go abroad.
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The US Defense Department has finally ended the use of 8-inch floppy disks for coordinating the country's nuclear forces.
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Because the systems are not connected to the internet, they are exceptionally secure: Hackers can't break into a floppy disk.
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Mr. Osbourne is still the band's floppy figurehead, moving in a quickstep toddle across the stage, stooping into the microphone.
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But it certainly dangles over a grave full of AOL floppy disks, Blockbuster membership cards, and Hot Hot Heat CDs.
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" Pietruszewski thinks the floppy-disc resurgence is part of a larger 80s and 90s fad, one he called "hilariously predictable.
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"I think the floppy is alive and well—it's just called an SD card now," he said with a grin.
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Their limited storage capacity is laughable by today's standards, but that's not to say floppy disks are completely useless yet.
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Unlike the floppy disk or that five pound hard drive you used to lug around, it will never go obsolete.
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His collection raced from one exotic oddity to another, spotted furs piled over leather mesh trousers or floppy knit pants.
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Today, those boxed CD-rom sets have gone the way of the floppy disk, but Rosetta Stone is still around.
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The drive, however, proved to be too unreliable compared to the more popular 215-inch floppy disks of the time.
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Apple had to even offer free upgrades to Lisa 1 owners when the Lisa 2 launched with a floppy drive.
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Unless you're willing to run off with every floppy-haired stranger, you're boring/hard/cold/scary, or a gold-digger.
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The muscle of the bladder can either become overactive or floppy causing permanent damage to the function of the bladder.
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For comparison, a standard 3.5-inch floppy disk from back in the day typically had a 1.44 megabyte disk drive.
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With approximately 1,000 MB in a GB, you'd need around 694,444 floppy disks to hold all the boosted HBO data.
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Eyal was another hard-done-by good-guy – a floppy haired spiritual type who talked a lot about being 'deep'.
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Even more shocking, the Department of Defense still uses floppy disks to coordinate the operations behind the nation's nuclear forces.
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His floppy lock was akin to that of a guy called "Cory" or something from a 90s teen beach drama.
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The man had floppy brown hair and a handsome face; he was wearing jeans, work boots, and a black windbreaker.
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I do not even flinch when I hand him to others and watch them grapple awkwardly with his floppy neck.
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He's a little shorter than Dan, and doesn't have the same lacrosse-player combination of strong chin and floppy hair.
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Turquoise pools framed in crisp white, swimmers in contrasting blue and red bathing suits, floppy sunhats and pristine lounge chairs.
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She in floppy hat and sundresses, he in skatewear, trucker cap, and bushy gray beard, they complimented each other perfectly.
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I attempt to muscle through the columns of floppy wide-brimmed hats, but accidentally mar at least four IG stories.
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Expect a dude in this vein to rock a wide-brim floppy hat, Ray-Bans, distressed Topman denim, and Yeezys.
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His floppy hair and mad skills on the drums are the stuff of legends (they even low-key inspired Popstar).
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They are two of those grey, short-haired, muscular-type dogs, with floppy pink mouths, white tufts on their chests.
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There has been a swathe of incredible beef-gifs since Conan Exiles was released, celebrating the weird, creepy, and floppy.
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She administered them formula in oversized baby bottles, patted the animals on their heads and inspected their floppy ears. Mrs.
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Whenever Greg got into the car to drive, he would place a small, floppy, roughly cylindrical pillow under his butt.
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There was no set or fancy computer graphics — just a colleague holding up printouts close to Mr. Klepper's floppy coif.
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Over time, their costumes and props became more and more outlandish: oversize bones, ornamental necklaces, hard hats, massive floppy ears.
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Briefcase originally worked by connecting the computers or using a floppy disk as the transfer device back in the 1990s.
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I was wearing my favorite minidress and floppy hat, and I had a large tasseled leather bag and a sketchbook.
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As we age, the uvula — that soft, floppy, fingerlike projection in the back of the throat — gets softer and floppier.
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Not only are significant amounts being generated, but the technology used to store it keeps becoming obsolete, like floppy disks.
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He recorded improvisations onto floppy disks and used a four-track sequencer to overlay parts and create fuller symphonic compositions.
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Throughout the meal, the head chef—Deuki Hong, an amiable, floppy-haired twenty-seven-year-old—personally presented each dish.
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Attendees held club-branded umbrellas and wore club-branded floppy hats as golf carts with the Trump name whizzed by.
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In the music video, the guys are dressed in floppy hats and mismatched clothing doing the viral internet shoot dance.
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Medium Odell Octopus Stuffed Animal, available on Nordstrom, $48.50This plush octopus is a cute, floppy playtime companion baby will love.
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No, the male kangaroo wasn't whispering sweet nothings into her floppy ear, as she descended into the soft kangaroo afterlife.
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She delivered this song almost motionless on a piano bench, wearing an antique-lace-accented ensemble and floppy matching headpiece.
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A floppy disk on the teacher's desk implied that this was not only another place, but another time as well.
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Before he was a photographer, he designed strange, charming hats that looked like giant clams, floppy fish and even octopus.
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Gone is the dad bod and bushy mustache; in their place is a floppy-haired young man in the mid-70s.
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Ladies and gentleman, the smiley and floppy-haired man of your dreams is on his way back to your Netflix queue.
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Nevertheless, he plans to make the car even more conspicuous in the future by adding a pair of big, floppy ears.
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To identify an elephant, we notice specific physical attributes, such as four legs, grey skin, large floppy ears, and a trunk.
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The Pentagon is initiating a full replacement and says the floppy disks should be gone by the end of next year.
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It was originally designed for Macs with floppy or hard disks, and not for modern mobile devices with solid state storage.
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Ciara and Venus posed by the jukebox, Ciara showing off her poodle skirt and Venus rocking a floppy red sun hat.
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Szohr looked toned and retro-chic herself in a black-and-white, striped one-piece suit and a floppy straw hat.
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Behold the Floppotron, the mighty army of floppy disk drives and other ancient computer hardware used to make sweet, sweet music.
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Ostensibly it's a Surface clone: A souped up Windows tablet with a pen for drawing and a floppy keyboard for typing.
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The decision is largely symbolic, but it's kind of like when all manufacturers start installing CD-ROMs instead of floppy drives.
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The underlip puppet-stiff, but the hair floppy in the English style, falling almost to the intertragic notch of his ear.
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Even if you use computers on a regular basis, you probably haven't seen a floppy disk in close to a decade.
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"Does that hat protect against vog?" one surfer was heard quipping to another about the floppy sun hat he was wearing.
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I remember once an old man in a floppy yellow sunhat stopped me to ask which way the Sears Tower was.
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He is a young boy named Walter, with floppy hair and a flannel shirt and eyes wide with fear and pain.
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If you're worried it might go floppy, it's currently being stored in a refrigerator where it's holding up quite well, apparently.
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Brown, dressed in a long coat and floppy hat, crossed into the Cass Corridor, a rough neighborhood surrounding Wayne State University.
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This includes a 1970s Pentagon system that relies on 8-inch floppy discs to coordinate the operations of our nuclear forces.
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At the top of the stairs, an enormous translucent purple dildo sat mounted on the wall like a floppy trophy head.
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Another trick of the eye: two cuts of chuck roast, dwarfed by dumplings that look like pale, floppy slices of bread.
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There was a modern disco queen, her thin wrist laden with bangles; a floppy-haired indie rocker; a baggy-pantsed raver.
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The 1930s Beaded Clutch BagJust steer clear of anything that looks too thoroughly '30s, like cutesy florals and a floppy shape.
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Around 4-5 tunes fit onto a floppy and that lets me make interesting compilations with tracks that really fit together.
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And a few years after that, he managed to fit a bootable floppy disk and a video game into a Tweet.
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There's a new official mobile Pokémon game for iOS and Android devices, and it's all about everyone's favorite floppy fish: Magikarp.
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The five TSA-approved dog breeds with floppy ears are Labrador retrievers, German shorthaired pointers, wirehaired pointers, Vizslas, and golden retrievers.
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A Macintosh floppy disk signed by late Apple cofounder Steve Jobs is currently being auctioned for a little more than $5,000.
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The shrimp are more disorderly, heaped in long trays, alongside floppy tubes of calamari and the occasional bin of glaring sardines.
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Separately, I see a female designer has posted a grinning photo where she's clutching a dog with a big floppy tongue.
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A cluster of college students with roller bags and floppy straw hats walked toward a waiting SUV headed to the airport.
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Breeds like Dumbos, known for their floppy ears, are described in detail, while new parents ask for advice: What's their hygiene?
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I was wearing my favorite mini-dress and floppy hat, and I had a large tasseled leather bag and a sketchbook.
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His foxes also showed physical changes, like piebald coats and floppy ears — characteristics shared by dogs, cows and other domesticated animals.
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That's the same year that Apple released their Macintosh Plus which featured a brand new 22019-inch double sided floppy drive.
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" The Scottish edition of The Sun took a different stance, however, splashing with the cheeky: "Floppy Johnson can't get an election.
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He moderates a popular plant group on Facebook, Planet Alocasia, for some 10,000 admirers of the plants with big, floppy leaves.
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The theft of the floppy-eared rabbit is a petty larceny — a misdemeanor, legally equivalent to stealing a pack of cigarettes.
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He spent the rest of his four-month stint on the islands wearing only cutoff shorts and a floppy sun hat.
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Tall and lean, Mr. Abe has handsome features — floppy dark hair across his forehead, prominent cheekbones and a long jaw line.
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The small, floppy-eared dog inhaled a lot of smoke after a fire erupted at a Santa Monica apartment on Tuesday.
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In 1987, educational game developer Unicorn Software released a quaint little floppy disk tour of US history called All About America.
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For example, the Department of Defense uses 8-inch floppy disks in a legacy system... More troubling is the fact that the old school floppy disks are used as a storage solution for the DoD's Strategic Automated Command and Control System, which "coordinates the operational functions of the United States' nuclear forces," including intercontinental ballistic missiles and nuclear bombers.
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Kim, 40, shared a photo of herself walking to the beach in a printed swimsuit with flared trim and oversize floppy hat.
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Every detail is note-perfect, from the Dave Matthews soundtrack to the floppy disk drives to the Howard Zinn-loving love interest.
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Using a slow-motion camera during a series of experiments, they developed a theory that might solve the mystery of floppy shoelaces.
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However, to address obsolescence concerns, the floppy drives are scheduled to be replaced with Secure Digital devices by the end of 2017.
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Grab a floppy disk, because that's what the Pentagon still uses to run the U.S. nuclear weapons program, says a new report.
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Kim shared a photo of herself walking to the beach in a printed swimsuit with flared trim and an oversized floppy hat.
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Update complete: The U.S. nuclear arsenal has moved away from a 1970s-era computer system that relied on eight-inch floppy disks.
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The Defense Department has transitioned away from a 215s-era nuclear command and control system that relied on eight-inch floppy disks.
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But large organizations like government bureaucracies are slow to change — the nation's nuclear forces are finally phasing out floppy disks this year.
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When Lionel scrolls through images of society members, he sees the quintessential faces of Ivy League privilege: young, white, floppy-haired men.
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One of its little floppy arms rests casually on your arm and the elongated head sits perfectly between your head and shoulder.
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Besides being cramped it's a little floppy on your lap, requiring the use of a book or unused laptop as a desk.
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And now you can go frolic in the land of dead tech with the likes of VCD players and floppy disk drives.
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It was an MS-DOS game that booted directly from a floppy disk, and set the stage for Microsoft's adventures in gaming.
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Originally founded 31 years ago, the publisher was the first to include floppy disks with software on the covers of its magazines.
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It managed to improve on a format people were used to (the old floppy) just enough that it ensured it'd gain popularity.
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He has floppy hair and is quite tall, which means you can get away with murder in a place like South Carolina.
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Here are some of the greatest food pics uploaded to our big joint floppy disc we call The Internet this week. Sláinte!
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When the North American Free Trade Agreement was concluded in 1994, floppy disks reigned supreme and the Internet was in its infancy.
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Even the floppy, which seemed like a monumental change when it was removed from the iMac, was only around for 15 years.
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It is the most prurient one of the bunch, and who among us doesn't find Harry Styles and his floppy hair sexy?
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Recently, he's focused primarily on digitizing physical media—turning catalogs, magazines, and programs on floppy discs and CD ROMs into digital files.
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But there is absolutely no reason you couldn't apply the same technology to a big floppy cock stuffed inside some Budgy Smugglers.
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Ugly and floppy, they were still extremely tasty — especially topped with the pumpkinseed chutney, which would probably even make newsprint taste good.
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McIlroy, a floppy-haired wunderkind at the time, recalled this week that his commitment to the 2009 event was at best scattered.
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One was a 20-something woman who teetered in white platform heels; the other, a stylish, brooding young man with floppy hair.
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About 70 percent of dogs in the T.S.A.'s canine program have floppy ears, including Labrador retrievers, German shorthaired pointers and Vizslas.
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His floppy Rawlings glove, the very one he used in 1975, is older than General Manager A.J. Preller and Manager Andy Green.
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Craggy and gently winding, the coastline runs on, sparsely dotted by sunbathers, birders and leisure fishermen pulling in floppy skates and rays.
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He was dressed in a long brown robe and floppy hat and he was carrying a wooden staff about six feet long.
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Well, it's not the name of an adorable, floppy-haired dog, although I can understand why that would be your first impression.
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Check out Sweethome's beach gear guide to ensure you won't be let down by an uncomfortable chair, floppy umbrella or ineffective cooler.
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The Pentagon conceded last year that the missiles are so antiquated that they are still run on eight-inch floppy computer disks.
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But due to its rarity, an original Lisa with its two double-sided 5.25-inch floppy disk drives can be quite valuable.
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Priced at $22017,211, it featured a nine-inch black-and-white screen, two serial ports and a 2000-inch floppy disc slot.
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She propped the baby on the sofa and went around the apartment grabbing things and throwing them into an oversized, floppy bag.
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Zuckerberg, a magazine i recently opened came with a floppy disk offering me 30 free hours of something called America On-Line.
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With a floppy clip bow, pin the bottom few inches of the ponytail behind the top of your ear, leaving out the ends.
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Put your mind at ease: The United States nuclear arsenal has finally been updated so it no longer relies on ancient floppy disks.
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In 2017, he released half of his techno album Limited on floppy disk as a way to exercise working with severe space constraints.
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A further cause for Democratic optimism comes in the form of a floppy-haired tech entrepreneur and former bass player from El Paso.
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The floppy disk was created by IBM in 1971, with its name derived from a magnetic disc enclosed in a flexible plastic envelope.
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One of the gallery's most endearing offerings is a gilded, short muzzled, floppy eared dog with a clock face between its front paws.
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The floppy disk was created by IBM in 1971, with its name derived from a magnetic disk enclosed in a flexible plastic envelope.
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"Sometimes she gets frustrated with him because she wants him to sit up independently, but he's too floppy to do that," said McBain.
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Still, take a look at Martha when she's just chillin':Photo: GettyShe's just a big floppy-skinned lazy bones—really not that ugly.
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But does a queen wear a floppy veil, which rests on Amber's head like a the water-logged hood of a disposable poncho?
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In case you wanted to know how a floppy disk gets uploaded into a human, according to Britannica, it's straight up the vagina.
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Then he pulled a floppy disk out of his pocket and proceeded to take it apart to show us what each piece did.
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These big floppy ears don't look ideal for flying, but it turns out that they might actually help bats stay in the sky.
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Oliver Hartung's Iran, A Picture Book (Spector, 2016) is an oversized floppy book with matte photographs printed in a dreamy CMYK color palette.
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"One thing I didn't want to do was have a floppy-haired British guy," series co-creator Mindy Kaling said, referring to Grant.
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The project was stored on 48 floppy disks, and ended up at 6MB, which for the time was a crushing amount of data.
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"He wore a marvelous floppy had and scarf and spouted Omar Khayyam when he took me for a hamburger at Prexy's," she said.
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Most notably, Yamaha sold a player piano called the Disklavier, which uses DRM-encoded floppy disks and CD-ROMs to manage MIDI files.
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But for people like Ismail Zahir, a floppy-haired, soft-spoken 23-year-old who worked in construction, there was no other choice.
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Committee room props insinuated that the Department of Defense (DoD) needs to investigate the value of 8-inch floppy disks for critical systems.
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Apple unveiled the iMac G3, the first personal computer without a floppy, and PC makers slowly followed suit over the next few years.
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This version unfolds in the 1980s and '90s, during a Soviet age in which the term "distribution" meant delivering floppy disks by hand.
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He's got a 40-foot-long shipping container full of magazines, catalogs, floppy discs, CDs, and other physical media that he's slowly ingesting.
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It makes sense that shareware came out of this floppy-copyin' state of affairs, because we needed a business model that encouraged copying.
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I used to own rabbits (RIP Silver and Floppy), and know that nail care is a mandatory part of having them as pets.
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Zadrożniak first gained some internet street cred when he repurposed two floppy disk drives to play John Williams' "Imperial March" from Star Wars.
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She watched as a vascular surgeon grafted a floppy bovine artery to one of the patient's veins and tunneled it underneath her skin.
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They are roasted with the cauliflower, turning floppy and very sweet — sweeter even than the cauliflower, which softens and crisps at the corners.
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Their testimony illustrates the way these nonthreateningly boyish social media personalities, all of them baby-faced with floppy hair, fill real emotional needs.
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Apple also famously moved away from the floppy-disk drive with its iMac G3 in 1998, in favor of the CD-ROM drive.
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Every winter weekend, my sisters and I would trudge up the hill carrying round aluminum saucers, each equipped with two floppy canvas handles.
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Perma-tanned and with long, floppy hair, Waugh developed a reputation among some Deutsche Bank colleagues for being a bit of a lightweight.
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You could see the ideal it was looking for — in this case, a hallucinatory mash-up of floppy ears and a forlorn expression.
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Photos showed Kim wearing a breezy short-sleeve white shirt, light gray slacks, and some sort of floppy Panama/cowboy/beach hat hybrid.
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On September 8, 2013, floppy-haired then-One Direction member Louis Tomlinson played in an exhibition soccer match at Celtic Park in Glasgow.
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Elaborate fantasy stories on floppy disks in elementary school, strange looping drawings with disembodied heads and layered eyes, pointillist landscapes imagining an Elsewhere.
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He tries again, brushing the top of the wall before sliding down on his back, floppy as a sleeping man strapped to a luge.
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When I was born in 1992, that's when floppy disks seemed high-tech, and when Microsoft Windows 3.1 was latest OS on the market.
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I have been a devoted follower of the franchise ever since floppy-haired Ben Flajnik, and I don't think the show hides any insidiousness.
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For instance, not a shred of evidence — not a red nose, floppy shoe, or empty canister of face paint — has been found by police.
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" In the snap, Johnson sits facing the beach while wearing a cheetah-print bikini and a wide-brimmed floppy hat that says "Mrs. Chmerkovskiy.
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It was the first Apple machine to incorporate a built-in 5.25-inch floppy disk drive and high-resolution graphics built into the motherboard.
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Vitrines, alongside ephemera such as magazine spreads, announcement cards, and posters, house more than 22010 of LeWitt's often floppy, fragile, and soft-cover books.
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The floppy disk was initially created by IBM in 1967, with its name derived from a magnetic disk enclosed in a flexible plastic envelope.
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He met them punctually, at Exeter station or in Dublin, his tall slim figure bulked out with a tweed coat and floppy tweed hat.
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The floppy disk lives on as technical shorthand instead of a physical object — that is, until everyone rightfully adopts the "ctrl/command + S" shortcut.
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It's a $15 silicone smartwatch stand that makes your Apple device look like a miniature Macintosh, equipped with a floppy drive cutout and everything.
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Click here to view original GIFAs to how a floppy drive is able to read an SD card, that's where the computer gets tricked.
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"Boot" survived even as computers outgrew this flaw, much as the image of a floppy disk remains the visual embodiment of the "save" function.
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It featured the Altair 2100 microcomputer with an Intel 21988 CPU (a variant of the 21997 design) and an 1003-inch floppy disk drive.
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Click here to view original GIFMuch like the venerable technology of the floppy drive, Europe's hair metal classic "The Final Countdown" just won't die.
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Before we know it, they will belong in the pile of gone but never forgotten tech items like floppy disks, beepers, and Walkmans (RIP).
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The diamond engagement ring is front and center in the snap, but somehow manages to work perfectly with VanCamp's hiking gear and floppy hat.
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While the "floppy" comic book is still clearly popular, the digital download is outpacing subscription sales but it still minuscule in comparison to print.
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The fun clip starts with Thorne and the floppy-haired man in bed together, their clothes strewn across her — you guessed it — bedroom floor.
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Floppies hung on for a number of years, but Sony — the last floppy disk maker on earth — stopped manufacturing disks in March of 2011.
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If you follow the big arrow we've helpfully drawn to the rider in black, you'll see a floppy-haired figure charging into the fray.
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Elsewhere, the T-shirt activists have dressed up the Wawel Dragon statue in Krakow and the Floppy-Ear Teddy in Lodz, among many others.
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What if someone, or maybe even a bunch of co-conspirators, were looting unicycles, and maybe even big floppy shoes, and water-squirting flowers?
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I've tried duffel bag rollers (too floppy), soft-sided carry-ons (too hard to pull), and camping backpacks (too heavy and hard to carry).
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She emerged with a dropped right foot and a right big toe that turned "floppy," sometimes dragging and causing her to trip, she says.
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Software crackers, programmers, and gaming enthusiasts would gather IRL to swap pirated games, known as warez, which would be copied on to floppy disks.
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The Floppotron is composed of 64 floppy disk drives, eight hard disks, and two scanners, most of which appear to date from the 1980s.
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Mr. Smith voices Kaz, a floppy-haired emo boy who happens to be a "magistocrat," part of a family endowed with demon-slaying powers.
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But no doubt stealing the scene was baby girl Amalia ... who couldn't look any cuter avoiding the sun with her pink floppy hat. Adorbs!
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Why the hell was I listening to a bunch of scrawny dudes with floppy hair sing about a very big house in the country?
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The researchers did not open the jar, but they could see that Chopin's heart was "massively enlarged and floppy," they wrote in the article.
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This beagle and yellow Lab mix has the cutest floppy ears, but is larger and has a different fur color than the average beagle.
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Besides finding games on the floppy disks, Pfaff came across saved copies of his high school assignments and a note from his late father.
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In the past, he's released music on a floppy disk and programmed an album using the sound chip for '90s game console Sega Genesis.
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The early model's incredibly steep price tag of $9,995, unreliable floppy disk drives, slow read speeds and high error rates led to poor sales.
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Bankhaus Lampe chief economist Alexander Krueger said industrial production was floppy due mainly to slowing global growth, particularly in China and other emerging markets.
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In one post, she does a two-handed cheer from the stairs of a private jet, while Sophia, wearing a floppy hat, looks on.
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Hours before it starts, I start feeling anxious and consider wearing something flamboyant and distracting to the party—like a big floppy red hat.
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The good news is that our beloved floppy-eared baby elephant is very cute, the imagery is stunning, and the star-studded cast looks impressive.
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"The current laws were written for the era of the floppy disk, not the world of the cloud," Microsoft said in an official statement today.
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The handheld is designed to look like a miniature version of the classic Apple II person computer, including a semi-functional floppy disk power button.
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Though the version running a floppy disk system was lower in price at $3,898, the Mac II with a 40 MB hard drive cost $5,498.
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He goes on to recount how he rescued Woody, who had "floppy ears" that even stood out in the dark, from running into freeway traffic.
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After a slight adjustment to the connector pins in the computer and a rewiring, you have yourself a floppy disc with 128 GB of storage.
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What's scarier: Facebook's cryptocurrency project or finding out that the United States was using floppy disks to protect its nuclear arsenal up until this year?
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But US breeders who have spoken out against the practices said their dogs can't win at Westminster with their natural long tails or floppy ears.
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This show includes art made with unorthodox materials (like vinyl records, floppy disks, cardboard) to depict the beauty of everyday life in New York City.
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The biggest critique of Wayne's performance was his outfit -- jackets on jackets on jackets ... with a striped scarf, floppy hat and big Elton John sunglasses.
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Mr. Lopes's "Pantagruel" also opened with a unison burst of energy before shimmying along the border between nervous aggression and a certain floppy-limbed swagger.
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It's a picture of a floppy disk, accompanied by the claim that a kid thought it was a real-life version of the "save" icon.
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On top you'll find a microUSB port for charging the floppy disk itself, and an old-school USB port for connecting your device's charging cable.
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The protruding floppy disk is the game's power button, and there's also a speaker to its right that barks out eight-bit audio just fine.
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This jump pushed the Beagle out of the Top 5 list; it's the first time the floppy-eared dog has missed the list since 1998.
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In the commodity classification that includes blank floppy disks, MiniDiscs and cassettes, over £60m-worth of goods were imported last year, according to our analysis.
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When I was growing up, scouring the mailbox for free floppy disks to reformat for 100-kilobyte PC games was the highlight of my day.
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The mutation which give them floppy ears may also affect cartilage throughout their bodies, making them more susceptible to arthritis and other severe health problems.
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Then this absolute legend transfers the frames by freaking floppy disk to a 1987 Macintosh SE, where he animates them with the MacroMind VideoWorks software.
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During Trump's presidential campaign, Streep dressed up like the GOP nominee during a Shakespeare in the Park performance, complete with orange foundation and floppy hair.
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Ten minutes—permeated by a few worrying microwave pings emanating from behind a curtain— pass before I am served a floppy brown puck of flesh.
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I wanted to make my leaders, my friends, myself believe I was good, but my stupid, floppy, breasty body was always getting in the way.
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Nonetheless, as the video points out, there is something "comforting and nostalgic," about hearing the click and grind of a floppy inserted into the computer.
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Spotted these days on megastars including Pharrell and Justin Bieber, the floppy topper has also showed up on fashion runways, most notably Prada and Lacoste.
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A moment that many of us in our movement could never have anticipated during the brief legal trouble following the floppy disk bonfire of '02.
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Today the town is a retreat of choice for both seasoned ladies with floppy straw hats and hip young families wearing Johnny Cupcakes T-shirts.
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CreditCreditPhilippe Calia for The New York Times BANGALORE, India — IBM dominated the early decades of computing with inventions like the mainframe and the floppy disk.
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Mr. Brown was a floppy-haired 25-year-old when this revue had its Off Broadway premiere in 1995, with him at the onstage piano.
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Bucolic flashbacks to lakeside picnics, where ripe young women vie for Elser's floppy-haired attentions and accordion serenades, reveal little about his beliefs or ambitions.
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"It's kind of like our thing," said Katelyn, who wore a floppy sun hat and carried a nautical-themed beach bag and pink folding chair.
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On a recent Monday, Mr. Nguyen, his hair in a floppy bun, came over to his boss with three swaths of floral-print polyester blend.
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I saw the big floppy Santa hats on their heads, the festive scarves wrapped around their necks, and wondered: Who spends Christmas with their grandma?
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Check out their video: When you're asleep, snoring is caused by turbulence and vibrations between incoming air and the relaxed floppy tissues lining your throat.
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Josh likes cooking, cute boys, and his floppy dog, John; he dislikes conflict, empty sincerity, and losing precious leftovers to Tom (Ward), his oblivious roommate.
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TSA administrator David Pekoske revealed the plan to the Washington Examiner recently, saying that the agency has made a "conscious effort" to use floppy-eared dogs.
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By the next, her life is suddenly and completely about keeping a screaming, floppy, red-faced, cone-headed thing alive using fluids secreted from her chest.
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In Spider-Man: Homecoming, Flash is a needy member of the decathlon team with a floppy pile of curls that he probably parts with a comb.
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Robots are not yet much good at fiddly sewing jobs on floppy fabric; less than 0.1% of the world's industrial robots are in the clothing trade.
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"Introduced in the 1970s, the eight-inch floppy disk is a disk-based storage medium that holds 80 kilobytes of data," it said in its report.
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"Sex toys have long since graduated from the floppy rubber things you hide in your bedside table to beautiful works of interactive art," the site explained.
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They were all stored on a 5 ¼-inch floppy disk that was destroyed in 1988 when his two-year-old son ravaged it with the stapler.
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After chopping off his signature floppy look from childhood, he's sported everything from a nostalgia-inducing center part to cornrows to more recently some controversial dreadlocks.
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For the head, there are beautiful black hat constructions, such as the floppy, masculine, Basque beret-influenced "Chapeau" (1962) and the elegant, dainty, satin "Calotte" (1960).
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It's sort of like the companion system in Fallout, and I spent most of the game with a floppy-eared dog named Boomer by my side.
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Thousands of years of selective breeding have made certain traits attractive to humans, like light coats and floppy ears, an almost permanent trait of certain breeds.
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For the past several decades, "seltzer is clear" has been a defining trait of seltzers, the way floppy ears are a defining trait of basset hounds.
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"The Department of Defense uses 8-inch floppy disks in a legacy system that coordinates the operational functions of the nation's nuclear forces," the report said.
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Sprouse doesn't get to wear Jughead's signature crown, though his floppy hipster beanie with a few crown-like spikes does make for a suitable stand-in.
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And while you're probably not getting a great computer for the price, you also aren't not getting a computer that's permanently attached to a floppy keyboard.
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Or like the brilliant floppy-haired high-flyer Kota Ibushi, who reportedly hasn't signed an NXT contract but who keeps being brought in for tournaments anyway.
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In a white cotton dress, floppy straw hat, and sandals, she looked vintage cool, as if she'd been outfitted for a production of Porgy and Bess.
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In recent years, she visited an elementary school once a week to help first graders practice their reading, attentively lending a floppy ear to grateful students.
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I arrived at the Luxury Sheets Kiosk and the brawny man with floppy brown hair idled a few feet away, trying to decide what to do.
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" Mr. Farrell, sartorially splendid in a brown suit, black cape and floppy hat, mostly smiled and posed as he teased at the androgyny of "Rebel Rebel.
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The eyes are hastily cut out of checked fabric, and even the teeth are floppy, so that the deskbound shark appears to be singing or screaming.
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For more than a half-century, the Air Force command in charge of the US's nuclear arsenal has been using floppy disks to control its system.
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There's a new trailer for Nintendo's bizarre, Switch-exclusive fighting game Arms that introduces the full cast of characters, in all their flailing, floppy-limbed glory.
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But many social media users have noted that upon closer inspection, the animal has long floppy ears instead of the more rounded ears of a zebra.
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At the Swedish Open last year, the tournament filmed a gaggle of giggling girls gushing over Zverev and his floppy blond hair befitting a teen idol.
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Floppies pushing 30 to 35 years old can still be reliable, the video says—others, perhaps not so much, requiring a floppy drive emulator to run.
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I've thrown in some of my recent own releases too and spiced everything up with some 'floppy-ized' versions of a bunch of 2019s-Techno classics.
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While Zadrożniak's technology isn't novel, he has perfected his craft to produce some impressive tunes since he first began working with floppy disk drives in 2011.
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Leonardo DiCaprio stole our hearts when he played floppy-haired Jack Dawson in "Titanic," but the bachelor has perhaps never found his own one true love.
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But within 24 hours, Dr. Pullen, who already had two daughters, said Kian had stopped moving, wouldn't nurse and felt as floppy as a rag doll.
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In the late 1950s he created a floppy-eared white cartoon rabbit to sell Trix, a fruit-flavored, multicolored version of General Mills's more popular Kix.
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Imagine: You effortlessly plop a square of floppy mayo onto a slice of bread, and presto, pal, you've got 100 percent condiment-coverage for your sandwich.
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I have some token items and outfits that I see followers purchasing and wearing, including a yellow or white flowy dress and a floppy red hat.
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The members of an upper-middle-class New York household share a single desktop computer, with a dot-matrix printer and a slot for floppy disks.
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Death of the disk drive With the 1998 release of the iMac, Apple did away with the floppy disk drive, leaving only a rewritable CD drive.
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The general manager said she has seen people come from all over the world to relive fond memories or experience the novelty of a floppy disk.
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Instead, Weprin commandeered an exact replica of the fur-covered Mutt Cutts van, floppy dog ears and all, from the cult movie classic Dumb and Dumber.
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She settled in with him on her lap, gently holding up his head, as if to puppet a stuffed animal that had gone floppy from love.
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What I mainly saw in the photo, though, was a young man, slope-shouldered in a floppy sweater, looking warily self-contained, and emphatically un-butch.
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This sweet, floppy little polar bear cub was born all the way back in 2013, but footage of his very first steps will never get old.
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I used to watch my dad play the original on our beat up old PC. Back then, patches came on floppy disks sent through the mail.
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On Tuesday morning, a woman named Tegan tweeted a picture of a floppy eared, brown eyed smol boi sitting in the front seat of her car.
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The U.S. military is still using dated technology such as 8-inch floppy disks at some of its nuclear launch control areas, a Pentagon spokesperson confirmed Tuesday.
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Watch the women discover the style fueling Mitte's unrivaled energy as they browse floppy Brooklyn-inspired hats, oversized sunglasses, and an extraordinary leotard complete with cheeky cutouts.
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It interviewed Second Life's real estate tycoon Anshe Chung within the virtual world, only to have the event interrupted by a sudden parade of floppy, floating dildos.
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The associated huntingtin (aka HTT) protein has previously proven difficult to image due to its flexibility; it was literally too floppy to get a clear look at.
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One of the alarming discoveries of the modern era is that data storage technologies, from VCR tapes to floppy disks, are becoming obsolete at an increasing clip.
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Dennis Prager Sixty-nine, with floppy white hair and a Brooklyn accent worthy of Bernie Sanders, Dennis Prager isn't exactly out of digital media mogul central casting.
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Like the original, Superhot VR has a metafictional frame story set in a retro-futuristic '80s, mashing up advanced virtual reality tech with floppy discs and CRTs.
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Arie looks understandably horrified to be handling folds of floppy rodent skin, all while Kendall provides a bone-chilling explanation for why she loves taxidermy so much.
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Before I was a mom I would have never known the fascination with llamas and giraffes and anything with floppy ears or anything with a squishy nose.
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And we're going to award bonus points to imgur user hahabird and his son for even creating gingerbread floppy disks which can hold more frosting than data.
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" Today, when you cite that example, everyone looks back and says, "Well, of course they got rid of the floppy drive, they were stupid at the time!
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THIGH-HIGH OVER-THE-KNEE BOOTS Jenny from the Block inspired so many popular trends over the years, and her floppy hat from 2001 is no exception.
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When I think of Leonardo DiCaprio, the first image that flashes is always Leo as he once was: floppy haired, with mischief radiating from his half-smiles.
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Originally released way back in 1978, the Apple Disk II drive could load 5¼-inch floppy disks, which are as ancient as stone tablets at this point.
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It makes an obvious case for using cloud storage, for services in general, but like the move away from floppy disks, or ODDs, change sometimes comes slowly.
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One thing I love about the episode is the hair and makeup, and how much we know about Billy May from his floppy hair and outdated mustache.
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Tearing off his dungarees, Abe waved his floppy hat to the crowd, still clutching the red ball that serves as a logo for the upcoming Tokyo games.
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"The energy of music obviously has moved out of a place like this," said Mr. Madell, who admitted that CDs now look "like floppy disks" to him.
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Noisey: Hi Neasa, as a Galway girl, are you getting sick and tired of floppy-haired singer songwriters trying to woo you with half-baked folk pop?
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And the K-pop star Kang Daniel, formerly a member of the band Wanna One, is often photographed with dangly earrings that bounce like his floppy bangs.
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For more than 50 years, the Defense Department has used 8-inch floppy disks to control the operational functions of the United States' nuclear arsenal — until now.
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I grew up with a dog of this breed — who passed away in December 2018 — and I love their floppy ears, playful energy, and sleek, powerful build.
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Simmons played his home games in the Pete Maravich Assembly Center, named for the floppy-haired scoring sensation who averaged 44.2 points per game in his career.
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Mulàn's press release contains less information than a floppy disk, they don't feature in their only photo, and this is the only song currently in existence.
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Maybe you've seen them, tail between their legs, sadness washing its way across their eyes, an emotional imbalance pulling their already floppy ears closer to the ground.
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Jones made the rest of the body himself, and styled the dummy in a pinstriped crimson suit, white silk tie, floppy hat, aviator-frame glasses and cigar.
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Our culture is a big, floppy failure on a lot of levels, but there is one small patch where we're mostly succeeding, and it is food programming.
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I'm told that the bands of cumin-seasoned beef speared with toothpicks can be crisp and well-browned, but the ones I got were gray and floppy.
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Yi's voluble, high-voltage performance is the play's chief delight.) Alex takes that advice, trying to catch the eye of a floppy-haired senior (Collin Kelly-Sordelet).
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Gilderoy Lockhart attempted to mend Harry's bones on the Quidditch field only for his spell to remove them, leaving his arm like a floppy, jelly-like mess.
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There was the 1998 release of the iMac that — to some customers' horror — did away with the floppy disk drive, featuring only a re-writable CD drive.
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Theodore "Laurie" Laurence is played by Christian Bale in the version I grew up crushing on, and Timothée Chalamet nails his floppy-haired loneliness in Gerwig's latest.
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People are asking—I shouldn't be saying this, but a tremendous number of people are asking—why does Donald Trump always have on that floppy suit jacket?
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It was bad enough with young floppy-haired Christian Bale but I don't think I have the heart to watch Saoirse Ronan say 'no' to Timothée Chalamet.
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"Public buffoon and private velociraptor", the jovial, Latin-spouting Judd—"a loose cannon with a floppy haircut and a bicycle"—weaves through the vicissitudes of public life.
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He grew up in Chicago and London, but his accent, mien and look — floppy schoolboy hair, trousers, blazer and Oxford button-down — is British all the way.
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Retired men in head-to-toe Hawaiian print and women in floppy hats and flowery skirts sat on wheelchairs and folding stools, exchanging gossip over card games.
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I deep-fried the pieces, then spread them out, floppy and pale, in a single layer on a sheet pan and tucked them back in the fridge.
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So, following the trend of creating live-action movies based on animated films, of course Dumbo and his lovable, floppy ears had to return to the big screen.
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Officials with the Transportation Security Administration say they are hoping to employ more dogs with floppy ears for airport screenings, because pointy-eared canines "scare children," PEOPLE confirms.
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The first time he really encountered music production was in his home: His oldest brother was on house arrest, so he bought a keyboard with a floppy disk.
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Among other reasons, Subway is fun because you get to work with a Sandwich Artist to construct a floppy log of meat and veggies before your very eyes.
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You play as a farmer with a floppy hat (the Universal Farmer?!) whose field has been taken over by the crop circle-creating monsters from beyond the stars.
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Yes, Apple has a long history of removing (and also pioneering) standard components, going back to the removal of the floppy disk from the first iMac in 1998.
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He was being serious, but it was hard to take him seriously: floppy-haired and serene, Rathee is so shy he has difficulty looking people in the face.
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And last but not least, Chung says the '90s are back — meaning floppy hats, Doc Martens and all of your favorite '90s TV styles are up for grabs.
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But it's also a lively comedy about people trying to drop the best joke or snappy action one-liner while not getting eaten by a floppy special effect.
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With crisp white dresses and floppy black hats befitting a chic witch, Meredith appears as if she hasn't stained an article of clothing since she was in diapers.
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The Real Housewives of New York star flaunted her toned torso in a ruffled black and white camouflage print bikini and floppy straw hat for her beach day.
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Not so long ago, the floppy-haired Harry Styles was ringleader of One Direction, a British boy band that fans likened to the second coming of The Beatles.
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Some of the same hallmarks we associate with modern dogs were present in these Neolithic dogs, like floppy ears and skulls that were smaller than those of wolves.
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Smith served as CTO under President Obama, helping to bring the U.S. government — parts of it reportedly still running on floppy disks in 2015 — into the 21st century.
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Three of the intruders he saw were men, but one was a woman he described as having long blonde hair, a floppy hat and knee-high vinyl boots.
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The U.S. military has come under criticism over the years because of reports it was still using 1970s-era floppy disks on important weapons command or control systems.
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Instead, the real gains in the work done by the Columbia team come from the ability to handle floppy, unpredictable objects, which will have applications outside the laundromat.
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But they can happen even if you lather on the sunscreen, which is why you can't count out the power of a good cover-up and floppy hat.
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"It's like a big bang," she says, giggling and curled up in the lap of Alex's floppy-haired sidekick Nikita as people strip and cop off around them.
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It wasn't a huge executable, really—at just a megabyte, it was small enough that a few years earlier it might've gotten a boost from distribution via floppy.
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It runs on a 2202s-era computer system and uses 2628-inch floppy disks, which can hold only a fraction of the storage space of modern flash drives.
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Like the knife given a nod in the title, Manny's floppy carcass is a multipurpose survival tool of therapist, water fountain, fire starter, Jet Ski and even compass.
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Eventually, not only did software become too large, but even a single user file — like an MP3 song file — couldn't fit on a floppy, which held just 1.44MB.
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Baby Brooklyn looks adorable in her mama's arms, staying cool in a pink-and-blue beach-appropriate outfit and pink floppy hat to protect her from the sun.
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"It is no longer necessary to distribute software by sharing floppy disks or to pay with a check in the mail," the association explained in a blog post.
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His hair — and, it follows, his whole character — changed from floppy to slick the moment he agreed to bug his boss' hotel room for a suitcase of cash.
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The first sign that something was wrong was when Sarah, at 36 hours old, couldn't stay warm, was incredibly floppy, wasn't feeding properly and would temporarily stop breathing.
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Beneath a table at Mission Dolores sat Finn, a 5-month-old pit bull pup with expressively floppy ears, curled at the feet of his master and mistress.
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Riding the Hoboken PATH train recently, Ms. Lalonde, the Christian Dior trainee, spotted a female conductor who had the same devil-may-care floppy bob that she has.
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And like eliminating the floppy disk drive from the iMac and instead putting the CD-ROM drive in is the thing that drove adoption of the CD-ROM.
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In the search warrant, agents say they seized eight computers, an assortment of storage drives, three tablets, two flip phones, a computer server, floppy disks and other materials.
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Appears in: "The Last Jedi"Cutest feature: EarsFathiers are the aforementioned cuter horse aliens in the sequel trilogy, thanks to their big, sad eyes and long, floppy ears.
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A pair of university students with floppy hair and denim sat in the back corner, whispering during the speeches and snatching pastries from a nearby table during breaks.
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As Baker enters into ecstatic communion with a feverish conga beat, the image cuts back and forth between the black drummer and the floppy-limbed, convulsing black dancer.
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Jim (Tom McGovern) in all his floppy-haired glory is still pulling pranks, crushing on Pam (Taylor Coriell), and making closed-mouthed smirks in the direction of the camera.
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At a young age, Jammz would kill time at home by messing around on Akai drum machines, and use floppy disks to load up samples he could experiment with.
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Having your partner cross their arms, turn away from you, and gaze longingly at the leather-jacket-wearing, floppy-haired man across the room is not the sexiest situation.
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It helps that Austyn is a genuinely charming protagonist, and it's easy to understand why his fans like him, even amid a legion of nearly identical floppy-haired competitors.
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Thirteen-years-old with floppy brown hair, he's the type that regularly tweets sweet nothings like "I keep having dreams about you 😊 " to his 896,000 Twitter followers.
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Nine's build features a motherboard with a Pentium 4, a massive 240-watt power supply, 256mb of RAM, two optical drives, a floppy drive, and a 120GB hard drive.
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Floppy hats are the festival hat, but a wide selection of men's and women's bucket hats, army hats, and baseball caps are available at Asos, Topshop, and Urban Outfitters.
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Three of the alleged intruders he saw were men, but one was a woman he described as having long blonde hair, a floppy hat and knee-high vinyl boots.
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They are more like what we call Floppy X and trapping in the pin-downs, staying with him longer so it's almost a must that he passes the ball.
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European Space Agency astronaut Alexander Gerst, currently in residence up in, well, space, discovered a treasure trove of floppy disks tucked away in one of the lockers on-board.
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A floppy-haired moppet of a child actor with a chain-smoker's rasp, JTT reached a stratospheric level of teen idoldom usually reserved for pop stars and boy bands.
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Which is pretty much how I feel about a lot of Westworld's more elaborate violence — the scalping, the sawing off of heads, the piling up of floppy bleeding corpses.
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The Pentagon says the nuclear command and control unit will phase out floppy disks by the end of 2017, and that it will fully modernize the system by 2020.
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Game of Thrones producers were apparently too busy animating a giant to remember that when Jon Snow hoisted himself onto his horse, his floppy stunt sword would, well, flop.
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If you're old enough to remember floppy disks, VHS tapes, and cassettes, then you'll appreciate this tribute to old-school media storage (which is available in 22 different colors).
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Now there are six dozen, she said: plain brown rabbits, white ones with black patches, tawny ones, black dwarfs, brindles, floppy-eared lops and one adorable smudge-nosed calico.
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Even though floppy disks are now totally obsolete, they live on as the "save" icon on many computer programs — even if young people have no idea what it is.
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Chief among them is that the U.S. Department of Defense still uses 22014-inch floppy disks, a stored media technology retired by most businesses back in the early 1980s.
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While floppy disks were fairly expensive in the eighties and early nineties, the price—along with the quality—had come down tremendously until production ceased in the late 2000s.
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For me the floppy disk is like a kind of small, cozy room easy to decorate and I prefer this over a large, nebulous hall you get lost in.
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When he cuts the resulting jello sheet into a floppy knife shape and dehydrates it, it became startlingly rigid—and ready to be sharpened on a series of whetstones.
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Despite the baffled reactions and declining trendiness of the look, tons of folks are still doing it—and many, many more are living with big, floppy lobes long term.
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Just like they were a shitty way to store data and get free AOL trials, floppy disks also happen to be a shitty way to open a beer bottle.
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Maybe it was his haircut, long and floppy up top; or his rumpled T-shirt showing the Nickelodeon cartoon character CatDog; or his tentative, confused movements in the video.
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Now you can relive some of that nostalgia with these cute retro tech Lego builds, harking back to the days of floppy disks, CRT monitors, and old video games.
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Or, to be fair, her tuxedo worn with a floppy, dandified bow tie to the state dinner in Japan, accessorized with a Breck Girl blow out and fuchsia lipstick.
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With the family's blessings, Mr. Lunt began to methodically go through the Korg recordings, stored on 10 digital audiotapes, a handful of digital compact cassettes and 49 floppy disks.
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Ms. Metcalf, spiky and floppy, is particularly mordant in this material, sometimes bullying and sometimes coddling A in an effort to get through another unpleasant day with minimal fuss.
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To select the songs for this performance, she spent hours combing through his tapes, notebooks and floppy disks at the Library of Congress and the New York Public Library.
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While Felix the Cat was a star, other balloons were essentially inflatable sculpture, whether the rotund elephant with floppy legs in 1927 or an incredible sea serpent in 1937.
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He held it aloft, checking its floppy bottom — "looking under the hood" is what he calls this well-practiced move — then daintily tore off a puffy pinch of crust.
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The scene can be raucous — newborn pups squeal, females cry out while giving birth, and floppy-nosed males as big as 2.5 tons snort and fight for mating dominance.
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The gizmo inventor Walter Beckett (voiced by Tom Holland), a young man of floppy hair and poignant back story, contrives the perfect (or so Walter believes) cover for Lance.
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For decades, the Air Force's Strategic Automated Command and Control System—an internal chat protocol—has relied on 8-inch floppy disks running on an IBM Series/1 computer.
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On Broadway, about a block from our apartment, a young man approached with his own floppy-eared puppy in tow, much larger and heavier but clearly a cousin hound.
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Back in the original days of Flight Simulator, every byte of graphics data had to be stored locally, whether downloaded or accessed on DVD, CD, or, yes, floppy disk.
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I plunked my rupees down on the counter, grabbed the massive pulleys and, as best I could under the weight with a floppy infant tied to my chest, ran.
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According to a new report from the Governmental Accountability Office (GAO), at least one part of the U.S. Defense Department (DoD) still uses floppy disks in one of its systems.
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He briefs us: We are to build our meal out of Lego blocks, feed them like a floppy disk into the bottom of the computer, and watch the magic unfold.
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The actress, 54, was spotted leaving a salon in Los Angeles after a manicure and pedicure last Friday, seemingly trying to go incognito in a large, floppy hat and sunglasses.
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Photo: APSpeaking on behalf of floppy-haired environmentalists everywhere, casually racist angst man Morrissey urged General Motors to offer vegan-friendly versions of its hybrid and electric vehicles on Monday.
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You play using the arrow keys, but they seem more like suggestions than actual controls; it can be tough to get this floppy version of the plumber to do anything.
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Lizzie: On one hand, this is a classic boy band music video, with bright lights, saturated colors, floppy hair, and dance moves that look more complicated than they really are.
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It might be hard to envision now, but the crime boss routinely gallivanted around Greenwich Village, Manhattan, in a bathrobe, slippers and floppy hat pulled down low on his head.
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In the first shot, Jenner, dressed in an orange off the shoulder mini dress, can be seen gazing lovingly at her daughter as she tugs on her floppy straw hat.
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One early level had you trapping a moving, disembodied head in a floppy disk case, and the plot, as vague as it is, hints at cloning, aliens and time travel.
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The the 27-year-old Atlanta rapper, born Jerome Fortune, is over six feet tall, wearing a floppy hat, an aquamarine beard, and no shirt save for a denim jacket.
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It's interesting to note that, aside from Superman's memory crystals, science fiction didn't really start dipping into the memory crystal game until objects like floppy disks entered the public consciousness.
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Its desktop computers accommodated a 3½-inch disk, rather than the standard 74.83¼-inch floppy disk; and more recently it eliminated the CD drive and several ports from its laptops.
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Like Lewandowski himself, now one member of a growing CGI humorist community, thousands of floppy bodies swarm the streets, squares, seas, and skies of the land of the rising sun.
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Old magazines, software catalogs, floppy discs containing productivity software, educational games, and dictionaries for the Apple II. Once, he went searching for every AOL free trial CD-ROM ever published.
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Sure, we've seen things like this before and from people other than Zadrożniak, who says himself that making floppy disks do this kind of thing on command is "very simple".
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For this venture, Zadrożniak enlisted the talents of 64 floppy drives, eight hard disks, and two scanners to deliver a performance that John Williams himself must surely be proud of.
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In the first season, Jaime has lanky, floppy blond hair, which actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau said in a recent interview with Wired made him look like Prince Charming from Shrek.
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Sauce is applied as if with a paintbrush to the thin and somewhat floppy crust, and the pizza is lightly charred in one of the city's last coal-heated ovens.
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With a plastic mandoline, I shaved half an onion and put it in another pan with dashi, soy sauce and mirin, simmering it until the onion went floppy and translucent.
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The ads changed a lot as Axe grew up, but certain elements stuck around to remind viewers who the product was really for, like the floppy haircuts and unripped torsos.
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Most of the men wore their hair buzzed close on the sides and long and floppy on top, separated by a severe side parting that seemed unmistakably evocative of Hitler's.
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Their floppy haircuts, enormous phones and quaint dating rituals belong to a distant past, in which coffee was seldom pumpkin-spiced and people jotted down their contact details on napkins.
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"If they put out a rule that is based on something as flip-floppy as this 20 percent stat, then it's not going to survive a courtroom challenge," she says.
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Which is funny, because when my friends on the West Coast looked at me, I could tell they were envisioning a big floppy hat and crisscrossed bandoleers and fantastic revolvers.
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One document, for instance, discussed ways to quickly copy 3.5-inch floppy disks, a storage device so out of date that few people younger than 35 have probably used one.
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Eat Rusana Sayadyan threw down a ball of dough the size of a tangerine and rolled it out into a big, floppy disc, lifting the edges to spin it around.
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"You went basically from punch cards originally to digital tape on massive computers then to floppy discs and then to hard drives and it just kept on going," Siker told Gizmodo.
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The antiquated system that controls the U.S. nuclear arsenal quietly got a long-awaited update this summer — eliminating the use of eight-inch floppy disks that were roughly 50 years old.
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Obsolete The report says the Pentagon is planning to replace its floppy systems -- which currently coordinate intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), nuclear bombers and tanker support aircraft -- by the end of 2017.
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The antiquated system that controls the U.S. nuclear arsenal quietly got a long-awaited update this summer — eliminating the use of eight-inch floppy disks that are roughly 50 years old.
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There's little reason for a kid to recognize a floppy disk for what it actually is, but we can pass our aging awareness off as intellectual superiority and rich life experience.
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Click here to view original GIFNo matter what the size—eight-inch, 5 1/4-inch, 3 1/2-inch—floppy disks are the most iconic symbols of old-school computing.
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In one video with over 5,000 views, he plays a jerky, robotic sounding rendition of the Back to the Future theme song using half a dozen floppy discs and a microcontroller.
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So, in the interest of one day landing on Europa and crossing the edge of the Oort cloud, here's hoping that box of high-tech floppy drives has a smooth launch.
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But during my time with the game, there was one big difference: a floppy-eared mutt playing fetch with a pistol, waiting for a good scratch after the battle is over.
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Imagine if a bunch of birders, lathered in sunscreen, their heads covered in floppy hats, took over a federal facility to protest the innumerable predations of wildlife habitat by cattle ranchers.
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Zephan Cantu of Indiana has cerebral palsy, a rare congenital disorder that affects muscle tone and posture, often causing rigid or floppy limbs and difficulty walking, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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The singer's freshly-shorn sides are thanks to the group's mane man, Schneidman, who chopped off the singer's floppy length at the top and buzzed the sides to a close crop.
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Scientists aren't sure if this idea based on neural crest cells is complete, but it is nice to think your golden retriever mix has floppy ears because of years of loyalty.
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Related: Steampunk Machine Guns Made from Old Typewriters The Floppy Disk, Typewriter, Phonograph And More Dead Tech In The Museum of Obsolete Objects New Anthology Explores Modern Artwork Made On Typewriters
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From VHS players being turned into toasters to circuit board lamps and floppy disc notepads all over Etsy, e-waste is being reused for new purposes, instead of tossing it out.
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"We make some boiled as well as baked, but boiled is obviously a difficult to handle floppy thing, whereas baked is something much easier to eat on the move," he says.
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A sewing machine instead of a surgeonOne big problem with floppy wires is they can be difficult to thread into the brain, and for this Neuralink has invented something entirely new.
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The mix features some rare tunes from the depth's of my floppy disk box—some raw banging acid filled techno stuff, but also some warm-hearted hi-NRG disco-electro stuff.
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But at the time, the most controversial thing about the iMac was that it removed the floppy drive, which was then a standard part of virtually all Macs and Windows PCs.
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The lone medic was Sergeant Rose, a soft-spoken 22-year-old from Southern California wearing a floppy jungle hat and camouflage face paint that did not quite hide his nerves.
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We know from the chapter's subtitle that Derek Roberts, a "former personal assistant to Ms. Wells," has put her worn handbag, cassette tapes, floppy disks and makeup bag up for sale.
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Because half the cost of these computers was in parts that Google considered junk—floppy drives, metal chassis—the company would order raw motherboards and hard drives and sandwich them together.
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There are excellent wood ear mushrooms, floppy and crisp at the same time in their dressing of vinegar and a dose of chile oil that will sneak up on the unwary.
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And when Abby came along — his beautiful girl, his floppy baby — his financial security powered the family through the six years of therapy it took to teach her how to walk.
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After drawing floppy cartoon hearts, stumpy, grinning figures and prancing ponies on an iPad, the painter then renders the images by hand, at a much larger scale, with brush and airbrush.
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The dragonglass dagger, I had to stick it into this green polystyrene plastic ball, which would be the giant's eye, and it was quite funny, because the dagger was quite floppy!
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That's more than twice the expanse of the brim on the already sizable Eric Javits Giant Floppy, worn by Serena Williams on the cover of the August issue of InStyle magazine.
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Related: Typewriter Drawings Turn Photos into Distorted Portraits New Anthology Explores Modern Artwork Made On Typewriters The Floppy Disk, Typewriter, Phonograph And More Dead Tech In The Museum of Obsolete Objects
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The Defense Department's system for sending emergency messages to nuclear forces is made up of aging technology that runs on a 1970s-era computer system and uses 85033-inch floppy disks.
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It may seem like harem pant-populated airports and floppy-hat-spotted beaches are the result of Instagram influencers, but Ramos says her wardrobe choices are actually dictated by her audience.
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The Defense Department's system for sending emergency messages to nuclear forces is made up of aging technology that runs on a 1970s-era computer system and uses 8-inch floppy disks.
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From the beginning, Mr. Faist had requested the kind of floppy, oversized black tie that Daniel Day-Lewis had worn when he won his Oscar for "My Left Foot" in 1990.
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And like so many of my generation, I'm left marveling at the device he so agilely manipulates with his cute little fingers, with no floppy disk or whirring fan in sight.
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Page was wearing a floppy red hat that made him resemble the titular castaway on "Gilligan's Island," prompting as many queries about his headgear as about the contents of his delivery.
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One of my favorite projects over the past few years was reporting from Toshiba's high-tech indoor lettuce farm outside of Tokyo, built in a former floppy-disk fabrication clean room.
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